Bruce Charlton's Notions
Tuesday, 31 January 2017
In the beginning was - participation...
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In the beginning Men were merely primordial selves immersed in the ocean of universal consciousness; and the history of everything has inclu...
Monday, 30 January 2017
In search of Charles the First, Britain's last true monarch (from John Fitzgerald)
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An extract edited from John Fitzgerald's essay at Albion Awakening: http://albionawakening.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/the-hidden-shrine-of...
Evolution of consciousness is an aspect of theosis - of becoming more divine (implications of Owen Barfield).
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When Owen Barfield described the evolution of consciousness, he used 'evolution' in a pre-Darwinian sense of a developmental change ...
Sunday, 29 January 2017
What means that weasel-word 'populism'? Does it imply 'fascism' or the opposite?
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From the perspective of the global elite, their servants in the mass media and the corrupted dupes among the intelligentsia who sustain them...
Saturday, 28 January 2017
Why just looking at The Silmarillion (1977) makes me feel sad
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Although I have quite recently read and listened to the audiobook of The Silmarillion several times with some appreciation; my reaction to t...
Seven things that must be done, and now
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There is a sense of timeliness about some things that need to be done now - it is not meant to be exhaustive but... 1. Freedom We need to...
Friday, 27 January 2017
Clarity and explicitness in social communication - it's your job. Now.
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Everything nowadays and from now must be purposive. All must be clear, conscious, explicit (including repentance for past sins). This is e...
Thursday, 26 January 2017
Too ill to blog - questions?
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I'm in the midst of an exceptionally bad migraine (one and a half days, so far); and (unusually) I can't think of anything I want to...
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Wednesday, 25 January 2017
Demonstrators and marchers - Pillars of goodness fighting wickedness, or unrepentantly prideful and self-satisfied?
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The need of the hour is for repentance. Of course, the need is always for repentance, but it is more essential now than ever because we ar...
Tuesday, 24 January 2017
Brexit going better than I had dared to hope
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The latest 'setback' to Brexit (Supreme Court stating that Brexit cannot happen without parliamentary approval) is actually another ...
We need a Great Hush
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What we need is for a great hush to descend, in our minds and in the world, and a season of watching and waiting to begin... a radical still...
Progress in understanding dreams
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The content of dream images has no great significance. But the drama, the flow, is of great significance... Whether there is anticipation,...
England is full of magicians! (From Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell.)
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Edited from Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell - by Susanna Clarke - 2004. "England is full of magicians. Hundreds! Thousands pe...
Monday, 23 January 2017
A Sunday morning synchronisitic walk from my house
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This was a walk in which I was almost immediately aware that I was in the grip of synchronicities. The first I noticed as a lovely Orange ...
What is the essential difference between Catholic and Protestant Christianity?
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Catholics believe that the church (e.g. its priests, its sacraments) is essential to salvation. Protestants believe that the essential relat...
Sunday, 22 January 2017
Is death a good thing, a bad thing - or what?
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In this modern secular world, there are two main views about death - both deficient. The usual view is that death is a bad thing, because ...
Saturday, 21 January 2017
Repentance of the sexual revolution must be upfront, clear and explicit: or, why there cannot be a spiritual awakening without prior repentance of the sexual revolution
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The sexual revolution has become - more-and-more over the past fifty years, and continuing to build - the primary socio-political litmus tes...
Friday, 20 January 2017
Western masses and elites are alike helpless pawns in a demonic strategy of damnation
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The extent to which the Global Establishment control the content of mainstream public discourse is by now... well, as close-to 100 percent a...
Review of Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam of Naishapur (First edition in 75 verses)
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THE RUBÁIYÁT OF OMAR KHAYYÁM OF NAISHÁPÚR By Edward Fitzgerald - 1859 Awake! for Morning in the Bowl of Night Has flung the Stone that p...
Thursday, 19 January 2017
Romantic Theology and The Inklings
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This is the second example from my recent project of understanding the Inklings - and especially their four most influential members CS Lewi...
You Are What You Think (and *not* what you Eat!) - Rudolf Steiner in 1917
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In their souls, human beings more and more come to resemble the thought, to resemble that which they regard as knowledge. This will seem a s...
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